2010s Sculptures
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Underglaze, Stoneware
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Clay, Stoneware
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Clay, Stoneware, Encaustic
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Clay, Stoneware
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Clay, Stoneware
2010s Sculptures
Inkjet
2010s Sculptures
Porcelain
2010s Sculptures
Porcelain
2010s Sculptures
Porcelain
2010s Sculptures
Porcelain
2010s Sculptures
Porcelain
2010s Sculptures
Porcelain
2010s Sculptures
Porcelain
Abstract 2010s Sculptures
Bronze
Abstract 2010s Sculptures
Fabric, Plastic, Pins
Pop Art 2010s Sculptures
Resin
Pop Art 2010s Sculptures
Resin
Feminist 2010s Sculptures
Stone, Concrete
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Polyurethane
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Polyurethane
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Polyurethane
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Polyurethane
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Resin, Paint
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Resin, Paint
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Textile, Wood
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Textile, Wood
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Brass
2010s Sculptures
Bronze
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Metal
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Steel
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Ceramic
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Ceramic
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Ceramic
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Ceramic, Acrylic
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Stoneware, Ink
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Ceramic
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Mixed Media
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Other Art Style 2010s Sculptures
Marble
Abstract 2010s Sculptures
Marble, Bronze
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Metal
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Canvas, Glass, Wood, Mixed Media, Acrylic
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Bronze
Feminist 2010s Sculptures
Marble, Bronze
Conceptual 2010s Sculptures
Bronze, Iron
Conceptual 2010s Sculptures
Stainless Steel
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Brass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Metal
Minimalist 2010s Sculptures
Glass, Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Blown Glass
Contemporary 2010s Sculptures
Glass
Conceptual 2010s Sculptures
Glass, Blown Glass, Wood
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